Leicester City’s Conor Coady says that he’s ‘feeling good’ as he steps up his recovery from a fractured foot.
The 30-year-old joined in a reported £7.5million deal which could later rise to £8.5million, being one of several big money signings for the Foxes this summer.
But Coady is yet to make his debut for the Foxes. He sustained a fractured foot in pre-season and he’s been sidelined since
Speaking in a recent interview on BBC5Live though (as quoted by Leicestershire Live), Coady revealed positive news about his injury, saying:
“It happened two weeks into pre-season, I was gutted. It was something that I tried to play through it a little bit but then realised there was something wrong, I ended up with a fracture in my foot.
“I’ve never been injured before, so to come here and get it when I did was shocking timing if I’m being completely honest, but it’s something now I’m looking forward. I’m back on the grass now with the boys, I’m training, I’m feeling good, I’m feeling strong, and hopefully we can attack the season now as much as we can.
Enzo Maresca’s Leicester City won all six of their opening games of the 2023/24 season before defeat at Hull City last time out, finding themselves in 3rd place of the table going into this international break.
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